Maaringlusianism

Maaringlusianism is a philosophical and spiritual movement that emerged in the early 21st century. Its core tenets revolve around the concept of interconnectedness, emphasizing the intrinsic unity of all existence. Proponents believe that individual consciousness is a facet of a universal consciousness, often referred to as the "Great Harmony."

A central practice within Maaringlusianism is mindfulness, not merely as a technique for stress reduction, but as a means to directly experience this underlying unity. Through sustained observation of thoughts, emotions, and external phenomena without judgment, individuals are encouraged to recognize the illusion of separation. This recognition, in turn, is believed to foster compassion, empathy, and a profound sense of responsibility towards all beings and the environment.

Maaringlusianism does not typically adhere to dogma or rigid creeds. Instead, it emphasizes personal exploration and intuitive understanding. While there are recognized teachers and guides, their role is primarily to facilitate individual discovery rather than to dictate beliefs. The movement encourages a synthesis of spiritual insight with practical, ethical living, advocating for actions that promote balance and well-being in the world. Its influence can be seen in various fields, including personal development, environmental activism, and artistic expression, as followers seek to embody the principles of interconnectedness in their daily lives.